Family and friends plan to gather in Sioux City tomorrow to highlight the unsolved murder of a Native American woman more than 30 years ago. Danielle LaPointe is the niece
Family and friends plan to gather in Sioux City tomorrow to highlight the unsolved murder of a Native American woman more than 30 years ago. Danielle LaPointe is the niece
Surveys find 98% of all adult Iowans now own a cell phone, and while the technology has changed many aspects of our lives for the better, it’s also sometimes good
Authorities conducting a welfare check on a western Iowa woman encountered an armed suspect earlier today. The Shelby County Sheriff’s Office says deputies arriving at the scene in Harlan a
Key Republican lawmakers have developed a plan they say would be the biggest property tax overhaul since 1977. “In previous years, anytime we’ve done property tax legislation it’s been culling
South Dakota’s governor signed a bill banning the use of eminent domain for carbon pipelines today. Sierra Club of Iowa Attorney Wally Taylor says that should stop Summit Carbon from
Iowans will need to switch all of their clocks ahead an hour this weekend as we shift back to Daylight Saving Time, and a pediatrician says if you have kids,
Six employees at the National Weather Service office in the Quad Cities have been dismissed as part of the Trump administration’s overhaul of the agency, which has seen the recent
President Trump has appointed former state Senator Brad Zaun to be regional director of the Small Business Administration. Zaun, the former mayor of Urbandale, was the first elected official in
The leader of an Iowa LGBTQ rights nonprofit is encouraging Iowans who want to change the sex on their Iowa birth certificate to do it as soon as possible. The
